KNUD E. HANSEN

We are pleased to announce that Beatrice De Franceschi has joined our Design Studio Department of KNUD E. HANSEN as Interior Designer. 👋 Beatrice’s design journey began in 2010 in Murano (VE), where she gained invaluable experience in product design and decorative arts. After relocating to Dublin in 2012, she transitioned into fashion photography, working for a well-known Irish magazine. Since moving to Copenhagen in 2018, Beatrice has embraced freelancing, specializing in content creation while expanding her expertise into art direction, graphic design, and spatial design. At KNUD E. HANSEN, Beatrice will focus on interior and exterior design, developing concept layouts, mood boards, and selecting materials. She will also oversee the interior design of accommodation spaces on our vessel designs. Outside of work, Beatrice is passionate about ceramics, teaching classes, and exploring the connection between cultural heritage and art. Welcome aboard, Beatrice! ⚓

Thank you for attending the inauguration of our new Marine HVAC Design office in Cadiz, Spain! ✨ On October 10th, Marine HVAC Design, part of KNUD E. HANSEN, had the pleasure of opening our new and expanded office space, and we sincerely appreciate everyone who joined us for this special occasion.   With this new office, our team has grown, allowing us to continue providing comprehensive design and engineering services to the Spanish market and globally, with the same dedication and commitment that define KNUD E. HANSEN.   We look forward to your continued support as we move forward on this journey. 🚢🌍 #marinehvacdesign #maritimengineering #officeopening #hvac #engineering

Meet our intern in the Design Studio Department, Daria Maslowska, who will be with us until December 2024.  👋 "I started working at KNUD E. HANSEN in September, and it has been a great experience so far. The multicultural environment here has made me feel included and welcomed. My professional background is in Architectural Technology and Construction Management with a focus on BIM and Revit. However, I am always eager to expand my skills and explore new areas, like learning 3ds Max – special thanks to Jesper Thrane for guiding me! Currently, I am developing a general material library that includes all the materials we have used in interior design projects so far. This library is designed to make life easier for designers when they are looking for specific materials. I am looking forward to growing and learning in the naval architecture field. Excited to see what the future holds!" #internship #maritime #interiordesign #navalarchitecture #maritimeindustry

 Meet our intern in the Naval Architecture Department, Jóhann Kartni Johannessen, who will be with us until January 2025. 👋 🚢 "I first encountered KNUD E. HANSEN at a maritime fair at DTU. With a Master Mariner education and seven years of sea experience, an internship at KEH offers a unique opportunity to blend my practical onboard knowledge with the technical skills gained from studying mechanical engineering. Naval architecture has always fascinated me, and this experience will further enhance my understanding of ship construction and the maritime industry. I am fortunate to be surrounded by experienced naval architects who are eager to share their knowledge and always available to answer my questions. Additionally, I find the multicultural environment at KEH very enriching." #internship #maritime #shipdesign #navalarchitecture #maritimeindustry 

KNUD E. HANSEN has developed the concept design and, in consortium with OMT, produced an extensive tender design for the 70-meter Arctic Research Vessel, DANA V. Michael P. Sears presented the design development, features, and some of the technologies used in the design process to members of the Danish Society for Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering in Copenhagen on the 23rd of September 2024. Click on the link to see the video: https://lnkd.in/dqY_D7Ew Courtesy of Visit Greenland, and background photo by Jason C. Hill. All rights reserved. Digital 3D renders of DANA V by KNUD E. HANSEN. #researchvessel #shipdesign #marineresearch #shipbuilding

Congratulations to Wallenius Marine AB on the christening of their new vessel Future Way in Emden, Germany 🎉 #shipdesign #navalarchitecture #maritimeinnovation #engineering #carcarrier

Today marks the final day of #SMM2024, and it has been a successful exhibition. Thank you to everyone who visited our booth—it’s been a busy and rewarding four days here in Hamburg! Brian Bender Madsen presented at the Cruise & Ferry Stage on the adoption of green fuels for passenger ships - retrofits and new builds. Ken Goh participated in a discussion about wind propulsion on ships, highlighting its key role in bringing it back to the shipping industry. #navalarchitecture #maritimeindustry #greenshipping #shipdesign

We are excited to share our take on the next generation of maintenance vessels for offshore wind turbines - “Jack-up on Jack-up” Concept. This four-legged jack-up vessel features a 15 m wide working platform, which can be elevated to the height of the nacelle, thus providing a safe platform for maintenance work on the blades eliminating the need for hazardous rope access. Visit our booth B1.EG.406 at #SMM2024 to experience the VR model of this project firsthand and chat with our engineers. Link to our press release in the comments. #offshorewind #maritimeinnovation #maritimeindustry #windturbinemaintenance

Join us at #SMM2024, where Brian Bender Madsen, our Head of Machinery and Systems, will present at the Cruise & Ferry Stage on the adoption of green fuels on passenger ships - retrofits and new builds. #greentransition #shipdesign #engineering #reducingemissions

We're excited to participate in #SMM2024 next week! 🚢 Visit us at stand B1.EG.406 in the #PavilionofDenmark to connect with our experts and learn more about our latest innovations in ship design and maritime solutions. We hope to see you there! 👋 #navalarchitecture #maritimeindustry #greenshipping #shipdesign